• Physical health and hygiene--body systems (1)
    • Describe the structure, functions, and interdependence of the major body systems, including the reproductive, endocrine, and urinary systems.

  • Physical health and hygiene--personal health and hygiene (2)
    • Explain how to manage common minor illnesses such as colds and skin infections.

    • Identify how to distinguish between myth and fact when accessing information about health.

    • Identify decision-making skills that promote individual, family, and community health.

    • Describe the benefits of promoting health maintenance for individuals and households.

    • Analyze how personal hygiene helps prevent the spread of germs and communicable illnesses.

    • Distinguish between treatments if infected by various vectors, including ticks and mosquitos.

  • Mental health and wellness--social and emotional health (3)
    • Analyze how thoughts and emotions influence behaviors.

    • Practice and apply strategies for calming and self-management.

    • Explain ways of maintaining healthy relationships and resisting negative peer influence in social groups.

    • Analyze how to identify perspectives and respectful ways to communicate disagreement with friends, family, teachers, and others.

    • Define and differentiate between sympathy and empathy toward others.

    • Describe ways to engage in and promote positive interactions when conflict arises.

  • Mental health and wellness--developing a healthy self-concept (4)
    • Identify and demonstrate strategies to help build self-esteem for self, friends, and others.

    • Describe benefits of setting and implementing short-and long-term goals and perseverance to achieve those goals.

    • Discuss choices and decision making as part of goal setting.

    • Identify goals that one wishes to achieve, including identifying areas for one's personal growth and ways to gather constructive feedback.

  • Mental health and wellness--risk and protective factors (5)
    • Identify factors such as school climate and safety measures that affect an individual's physical, emotional, and social health.

    • Discuss how brain development during childhood affects emotions and decision making.

  • Mental health and wellness--identifying and managing mental health and wellness concerns (6)
    • Compare and contrast healthy and unhealthy methods for managing concerns related to long-term health conditions for self and others.

    • Identify situations in which stress can help to achieve goals and build resiliency.

    • Examine ways to reduce the impact of stress, trauma, loss, and grief.

    • Define eating disorders and disordered eating patterns as mental health concerns and the importance of seeking help from a parent or another trusted adult for self or others if these patterns are observed.

    • Describe situations that call for professional mental health services.

    • Discuss healthy alternatives to harming oneself, others, or property and the importance of telling a parent or another trusted adult when someone is struggling to manage overwhelming emotions or lacks support.

  • Healthy eating and physical activity--food and beverage daily recommendations (7)
    • Identify foods that are sources of one or more of the six major nutrients.

    • Examine food labels and menus for nutritional content, calories, and serving sizes.

    • Identify the amount of sugar in common beverages and snacks and the daily recommended allowance for added sugar.

    • Identify caffeine content of common beverages and health concerns associated with excess caffeine consumption.

  • Healthy eating and physical activity--physical activity (8)
    • Explain the physical, mental, and social benefits of fitness.

  • Healthy eating and physical activity--nutrition and physical activity literacy (9)
    • Describe the importance of goal setting and set a goal for achieving appropriate levels of physical activity.

    • Research and evaluate health products and information about physical activity and nutritional choices.

  • Healthy eating and physical activity--risk and protective factors (10)
    • Describe the connection between dietary choices and the prevention of obesity, heart disease, and diabetes.

    • Identify attitudes and behaviors that can reduce the likelihood of developing chronic conditions such as obesity, heart disease, or diabetes.

  • Injury and violence prevention and safety--safety skills and unintentional injury (11)
    • Analyze strategies for preventing and responding to injuries.

  • Injury and violence prevention and safety--healthy home, school, and community climate (12)
    • Explain strategies for avoiding violence, gangs, and weapons and define human trafficking.

    • Examine characteristics of gang behavior.

    • Identify safety procedures that can be used in various situations, including violence in the home, school, and community.

    • Create a personal safety plan.

  • Injury and violence prevention and safety--digital citizenship and media (13)
    • Distinguish between appropriate and inappropriate boundaries for digital and online communication and research.

    • Explain the benefits of identity protection in digital and online environments.

    • Analyze the consequences of cyberbullying and inappropriate digital and online communication in relation to home, school, and community environments.

  • Injury and violence prevention and safety--interpersonal violence (14)
    • Identify methods available to report bullying.

    • Identify ways to advocate for self and others to prevent bullying and cyberbullying behavior.

    • Explain the impact of abuse and neglect and the importance of reporting abuse and neglect.

  • Alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs--use, misuse, and physiological effects (15)
    • Explain the reasons to avoid the misuse of over-the-counter and prescription drugs.

    • Identify and explain the importance of each component of prescription and over-the-counter drug labels.

    • Describe the physiological effects of alcohol, vaping products, tobacco, other drugs, and dangerous substances.

  • Alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs--short- and long-term impacts (16)
    • Analyze the short-and long-term harmful effects of alcohol, tobacco, other drugs, and dangerous substances such as inhalants and household products on the functions of the body systems and mental and social health.

    • Describe the legal consequences of the illegal use of alcohol, tobacco, other drugs, and dangerous substances.

  • Alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs--treatment (17)
    • Describe the signs of poisoning or overdose and identify how to respond, including who to contact for help.

  • Alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs--risk and protective factors (18)
    • Analyze how positive peer influence can be used to help a person decide not to use alcohol or drugs.

    • Describe the importance of seeking help and reporting unsafe situations related to alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs.

  • Alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs--prevention (19)
    • Assess how being assertive, using refusal skills, and evaluating peer influence can affect decision making and problem solving.

    • Identify a variety of scenarios and the different types of refusal skills that can be used to avoid the use of alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs.

    • Identify and describe healthy alternative activities to the use of drugs and other substances.

  • Reproductive and sexual health--healthy relationships (20)
    • Identify characteristics of healthy dating/romantic relationships and marriage, including sharing, kindness, honesty, respect, trust, patience, communication, and compatibility.

  • Reproductive and sexual health--personal safety, limits, and boundaries (21)
    • Define sexual harassment, sexual abuse, sexual assault, and sex trafficking.

    • Identify ways of reporting suspected sexual abuse involving self or others such as telling a parent or another trusted adult.

    • Identify refusal skills such as saying "no" to any unwanted touch that violates personal boundaries in relationships.

    • Discuss and explain the importance of making decisions regarding setting personal boundaries and respecting the boundaries of others.

  • Reproductive and sexual health--anatomy, puberty, reproduction, and pregnancy (22)
    • Explain the physical, social, and emotional changes that occur in males and females during puberty and adolescent development.

    • Describe the process of the menstrual cycle.

    • Identify and describe the role of hormones in the growth and development of secondary sex characteristics such as body hair growth and voice change in males.

    • Define the processes of fertilization and reproduction.

    • Identify significant milestones of fetal development.